When word got out a few years ago about the name of Carl Doumani's new winery, people in Napa Valley had to smile. Doumani has been a fixture in the valley since he founded Stags' Leap Winery ...

Carl Doumani moved from L.A. to Napa Valley in the 1960s and restored Stags’ Leap Winery. The name of the winery set off the “Apostrophe War” with legendary Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars.

Known for his irreverent spirit, artistic flair and a winemaking career that defied convention, Doumani left a lasting mark on Napa Valley’s culture and landscape. Carl Khier Doumani ...

Carl Doumani, an iconoclastic and charismatic Napa Valley vintner who led both Stags’ Leap Winery and Quixote Winery, died on April 22, in his Napa Valley home. He was 92 and had been battling ...

Carl Khier Doumani, who founded and owned a succession of wineries during more than half a century in the Napa Valley, has died at age 92. Doumani, who in the 1970s turned 100 acres of decades-old ...

I was sad to learn about the recent passing of Carl Doumani ("Longtime Napa winemaker Carl Doumani dies," May 8). Carl was an ardent supporter of workforce housing and of Our Town St. Helena ...

Carl Doumani has sold his Quixote winery in Napa Valley’s Stags Leap District to Le Melange, a Chinese-owned private firm registered in the United States. Le Melange paid close to the asking price of ...

Carl Kheir Doumani, a mid-century Los Angeles developer-turned-wine-country icon, died April 22 in his sleep at his home in the Napa Valley, according to his family. The former owner of Stags’ Leap ...